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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

II. IL. uhtes, from tnlcaSo, occupleu u po-
sition in the judges stand, Thursday.
1t was announced from the judges stand,
Thursday, that the races at Gencseo were
declared of, as we'll as those at LaSalle,
whose demise had previously been an,
nonnced.
At the end of the free. or.all pacing race,
Thursday, Mr.. Smith announced that if the
Joliet record of 2:2O2 was lowered in the
free-for-all trotting race Friday, the associa.
ton would give the driver an order for $50
suit of clothes. This will make 1t interesting.
Mr.. Tyler, of the Chicago Horsemaa, says
that he has been on nearly every alfmile
track in the country, and thinks the Ottawa
track beats them all "
The time in the pacing race, Wednesday
afternoon, was the best ever paced in Ottawa.
Rowen Boy paced quarter in :36, half in
1:10}, three-quarters in l 40, and one mile
in 2:lSa.
At the track Thursday afternoon, while a
trotter was speeding between the heats, a
very small dog, with very short tail, en-
tered the track and ran vigorously by the
side of the horse as he neared the wire.
There was general laugh, and cries Of
Don't come ahead~ and I" Keep behind
the pole horse;" and, as they passed the
wire perfectly even, everybody shouted
"Go!"
There was considerable excitement, about
o'clock Thursday afternoon, occasioned by
the appearance Of the patrol, on the dead
run. There was nothing the matter, only a
jockey had too much arteslan water ON board
and Jerry Maher gave him ride down town
Another good point is that the Association
is Differed by gentlemen No extortion Is
allowed, even in the smallest matter, if it is
possible to prevent it, and complaints are very
few.
The gate receipts we're double every day
this year what they were for any meeting on
the old ground.
The Association will make a substantial
profit on the meeting.
A running meeting is talked of for the fall
Let's have it by all means. 1t would take
! we'll, as we have had no running races for
several years.
One Of the greatest conveniences Of the
track is the score card, by VIM, Flynn. 1t is
always gotten up in good shape and accurate,
enabling, as it does, the spectator to place
and keep track of all horses in the field, it
creates an interest in even the most ditfident
spectator. Indeed, the races would be poor
sport to half the audience but for the score
card Therefore, because the score card is a
treasure, and because Flynn himself is q
prince among good fellows, let us cry out,
"Long life to the score card and To Flynn
who makes them!"
One Of the best posted men on the track
| said; "You never heard anyone ever hint at
anything being wrong where Smith started
| the horses" That is one of the points that
makes the Ottawa meetings so successful:
| the horsemen have confidence that everything
is straight In the stand, and every horse will
get the place its heels give it and no other;
| and there never is any kicking. The starter
does not have to be clad in armor and sit in a
hombproof at the Ottawa track--he isn't
built that way.
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HARTsHoBS. - La Sale Democrat Press
" There will be family reunion at tho resi-.
dence of A. I. Hartshorn, three miles north.
east of this city, next Wednesday afternoon
The sisters and brothers here already are
Joshua Harishorn, Of Iowa; Mrs. Eli
Strawn, Of Ottawa; Mrs. Downing, and Mrs.
Niles, OF Ulysses, Neb.; Z, D. Martshorn,
and Calvert Hsrtshorn, of Buckley, ILL.,, and
pliny Hartshorn, of waltham, will be pEes-
ent next week, The above being the family
of eight who left New York State fly years
ago, and who will &c prcsena At the banquet
board and bu, one vacant chair will attest
that death visited the family Of children
Charles lTartshorn, who VAS born here. and
who was killed in the war. Hannah Bum.
ham, who came out vest with the family,
and who has been $ member OF Mr., Harts,
horns household since. will also be present.
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DH.-Rev. DR.. Quincy, formerly of the NJ.
L. Church, of this city, is enjoying oil the
amenities of journalists life, it would
seem, from the following telegram, August
9Th, from Springfield "The Rev. A. Cur.
ney, editor of the Springfield Eoening Neps,
of printing combine fame, has from time to
time been publishing savage articles regard
ing the gambling fraternity of this city.
This evening, Tom Brewer and his brother
cleaned out the office. Mr.. Quincy was
badly worsted in the melee, and the city edi
tor escaped by some swift running"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James L. Jones to Charles II. Smith, lot 3,
blk 8, Homestead add Streator, 81 500.
W. A. Funk to Adam Morrison lots and
5, blk Is, Villa Park, add StIeator, 81, 100
John Rollo to Newton Poston, lot 5, blk
II, Villa Park, add Streator, 81 600.
j. N. Hart to Mary p. Hart, lots >, , and
1, blk lG, Earlyille. $4,000.
Sarah Gilman to Matthew Bach, n lot !
blk S, North Ottawa, 81, 400.
Michael Thorson to Peter T. Knapp, W.
Sc +, sec II, { 35, r ), S5,66475.
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Choice green Rio coffee, 22c. per Id.
w. G. RIALE & Co.
Old Settlers Picnic.

The Old Settlers Picnic will be held
next Thursday. The exercises will begin
at 10 80, with singing led by Hon. Elmer
Baldwin. Rev. Wesley Bachelor, the aged
pioneer preacher, will follow with prayer
and then D. L. Carpenter. the president of
the society, will deliver the address of vel
come, to which Hon. E. Rowland will re.
spond. This will conclude the forenoon
exercises.
After dinner, there will be singing OF
old-time songs, short talks by old settlers
and reading of the secretary's annual re-
port.
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JUDGE EVANS.

JUDGE EVANS.
Probate Of JEH-Estate of James Boshell
Richard Boshell administrator
Final lSettIement-Estate of william T.
Moore Maria Moore; administrative de DO
ms non. Guardianship of William J. and
Charles Moore; Maria Moore, guardian, Es
tate of Sarah Poole Henry Poole, admins
traitor.
Claims-Estate of William Spuler; Cath
crime Spuler, Administrative claims of E.
Totten for ST 80, and of Charles 4. Meyers
& Co. for $3.50.
Letters Of Admmistrdtion--Estate of Mi
chael McOwenhill James Jennings, peti
toner.
Letters TsStamfntdry-Estate Of Elizabeth
Tnglc J. II. Fowler, petitioner.
Approisement Bal-Estate of Eugene EIar
ner; Clara s. Harner, administrative.
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From the talk going the rounds il would
not be very hard matter to convince most
ANYBODY that the Santa Fe Company has
something in view In the way of making a
town Of Caten, the new station laid ont west
of the l. G. r. L., last week 1t is said they
have set stakes for depot about 3OXlM
feet, two stories high, laid out three side
tracks, each 5000 feet in length, etc. In
addition they have bought the MIS-. Talbot
Quarter.seCtlon Of land, and are negotiating
for the Mrs. Anderson and John Kelley
farms. Just what all this means the iHdtt
is not prepared 10 say, but there are rumors
ailOat that Cation is a convenient place for
shops, coal shafts, the end of 4 division,
etc, etc. That the Santa Fe LAS not been
able 20 get any coal lands in the neighbor.
hood Of Streatur is, no doubt fact, and
possibly the company proposes 10 open up
a coal field OF It's own, and Cation to be the
place While all this may be possible, at
the same time Il should he remembered
that nearly every town touched by the San
Ia Fe from Kansas City to Streatus has mad
shops, the end Of division, feeding
point or something Of the kind located
there, and il Is only natural for such stories
10 De started about the new station, Cation.
That coal shafts have been added 10 the
usual stories In the case of Cation, il may be
that the rumCrs are well.founded, hut don't
buy any farms adjoining Cation with the
idea of laying out additions until you krOw
more abou. u than the fadeg is able 10 tel
| YOU today. IFCH0Rd IHdcr.
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Perfumes and toilet articles, at reduced
prices at Lorriaux's.
County Superintendent

Anything you want in the line jewelry or
silverware can be had at the best prices of
D. Hess. A full line and complete stock to
select from and superior quality of goods
are what every purchaser of gold or silver
goods desires, and when you take into con-
sideraton the fact that at the store of d.
Hess these sterling qualities of the goods
are combined with the great inducement Of
his low prices, it leaves no room for doubt
as to where to buy all kinds of jewelry and
silverware. d. Hess.
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Richard Farold, who, it will be remem-
bered was judged insane here few weeks
ago, has been refused admission by all the
state asylums on the ground that he was
insane in Germany, and that Illinois doesn't
have to take care Of the insane of other
countries. He was taken to Wards Island,
N. Y. by Sheriff Morrissey last Wednesday,
and placed in the emigrant's asylum at that
Mace
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

WNNNTAIIE LIUFNSKS,
Fred Pierce and Jennie Stewart.
Lawrence +. Flynn and Jennie Mossom.
George Nucklos and Annie Tomasik
John Engle and Angelina Zcn2el,
Paul Fruschka and Olga Aerozer.
John Staunch and Mary Gersler
Peter Boyer and Mrs. Margaretta ketnif
Anton Xbworski and Adwida Zamdecki.
Theodore Dspinski and Catherine Sroka.
Nelson Bloom and Christina Anderson
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Personal.

'' ~~"s hiPPort Is Homc
from Chicago.
DAY.-Rev. and Mrs. W. 2. Day left 81
Wednesday afternoon for Elborn Ill.,, where
they will spend their months vacation.
LAurFEn,-Mrs. Lauffer. Of NapervilIe, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joha
Haeberlin, Of this city.
WoRRELL.-Mr. and Mrs. Worrell. of Ne
braska, are in Ottawa, visiting Mr.. Parsons
and family, south side.
SNIrH-Capt. L. H. Smith returned last
evening from visit to his old home in New
York.
DEGEN Solomon Degen and son Lewis
have returned from France with fine lot of
horses.
WILcH,-Hon Andrew WEIGH of Yorkville
was in town this week to the delight Of
large number of old friends.
ADAMs-The Misses Adams Of Harris
burgh, Pa, Who have been visiting friends
here for a few weeks, have returned to Penn
sylvania.
Col We hear with pleasure that Chas.
Madden of Mendots, has been appointed
deputy internal revenue collector under Col
lector Stone of Chicago, for the district Gov
ering Boone, Winnebago, Kane and DeKalb
counties. Mr.. Madden is an Al man, and
his appointment is happy selection.
ALLEN.--R. s. Allen, P. NJ. Of Joliet, and
Mayor Beach of Norris were in town On
Thursday
DUNcAN.-Hon. J. W. Duncan has been
rustica,ing this week in Iowa.
JonYsoN.-Mr. johnson and family Of
South Ottawa, left on tho 4 O'Clock train last
Thursday, for Garden City. Kansas, where
they expect to make their permanent home
WurrE.-Mrs. II. g. White, Of Monroe,
Wis, is visiting her brother, VIM. Hiekling
of this city
MAcKISLAY.-Thos. Z. MaoKinlay and
family started yesterday for Mackinas and
the northern lakes.
CusHrSG-Mr. C. G. Gushing and family,
of Princeton, have been Visiting friends In
this city this week.
Observation-Disclosures McDoussll lef. for
California last Wednesday.
HoLMEs,-Rev. and Mrs. d. J. Holmes
have returned from their vacation trip, and
MIR. Holmes will preach tomorrow NJ the
Congregational church.
MoGBENEY-ClydeD D. Mc]ibeney, Of Kali
amazoo, Mich is in town for few days Wis.
iting J. B. Smiley, Of the FREE TRADER.
MATrocKs.-P. s. Mattocks is in town.
RicKLEY.-Mrs. G. c. Rickley and son
are visiting friends in Lincoln, Neb.
sArp.-A. J. sapp, Of the Chicago 77mss,
is visiting his brothers, =. NJ. and f. S.
Sapp, of the Republican.
BurLER.-H. A. Butler is able to be about.
although still very weak.
MARKs-Miss Hattie Marks, Of Mendoza,
is visitsng Miss trace Gedney for few
weeks.
CoLroS.-Prof. B. P. Cotton is al Joliet
this week giving instructions at the teach
ers' institute, now being held at that plsse.
FoRBEs.--Mrs 7. A. Forbes has returned
from visit to Beatrice, Neb.
BAILEY.-Miss Bailey has returned from
Grand Crossing, bringing with her friend,
Miss Kelly, who will visit here for q week
or two.
GoSDoLF.-0. J. 6ondolf has resigned hi,
position with A. Hess & Co., and is going to
Kansas.
STADpoS-Miss Myrtle Siaddon, of chi
cago, has returned home. She has been
visiting in the family of C. 3. Hess.
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Fifty.cent Japan tea that suits all.
w. G.. RIALE & Co.

Work On the New Union Depo, at Men
dota Is progressing steadily. II requires
nearly Que million of brick and 80 cords
of stone for the foundation and walls. The
brick are supplied from Plano,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

Remember that the Sidney S is always
ready, and you should take q ride in it when
you are out walking in the evening with your
wife, or your sister, or your mother in.law,
or somebody elses best girl Don't forget
the Sidney s,
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New Goods,

Our new fall stock of Boots and Shoes is
now being received, and prices down to bed.
rock in all lines OF reliable goods. AS we
handle no shoddy, our customers can depend
on getting reliable goods in every case, and
at bottom figures. QUALITY on top and the
PRICES at the BOTTOM. j. MEGAFFIN.
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A picnic az : lance will be held in Ha
gies' grove, in Crane Rapids, on Monday
Aug. 18th, for the benefit Of the Catholic
church of that place. Music by Balls full
orbhestra, of Ottawa. An invitation is ex
tended TO all. By orderof
COMMITTEE.
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County Court.
JUDGE SNYDER.

Sarah TOban declared insane, and sent to
the State Hospital a! Elgin. In re Shelton ;
hearing on petition Of assignee for leave to
extend mortgage on real estate; petition
granted.
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Lorriaux continues to sell at reduced
prices his stock of goods which must be sold
or removed within the next two weeks. Call
and see him.
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The Courts.
Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court is still non est. The new
cases filed during the past week are as fol-
lows:
Ncw o,sss--henry Egbert vs. Moses La
pierO appeal Emma E. McBain VS. George
McBain bill for divorce.
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The boring in the lIenaing well, near
Granville, is slowly but steadily going down
and the hole is now little more than lfS0
feet in depth. The tow of gas y incseas.
ing tG. 20 water comes 70 the snrteee,
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]. Z. Scott & 90 give special attention to
their shoe department. They have received
several cases of very nice ladies' kid button
boots at 81 so, S2.75 and So.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

A Alschuler has the best stock of summer
hats in Ottawa, and is selling them a. rock
bottom prices.
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Hon. Jas. Duncan, Of Ottawa, was in La
Sale last week The law firm of Duncan,
OConor &c Gilbert is employed by the
V. s. n. railway in the matter of the pur-
chase of the right ofway fer the entire
road John w. Blee buys the right,ot way
in Bureau county, which Is also subject Il
the supervision of the above firm.
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1t is nearly time for school to begin, and
the boys will need new clothes. Alschuer
has full and complete stock of knee pants
for boys of from to IS years old.
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Ottawa in Paryo,

|
The Streator Driving Park Association
came out $500 behind on their races Of last
week.
| Some Of the farmers in this county haul
water as much as eight and ten miles for
their stock.
The Victor Touring mill will be shut down
next week for repairs.
The Court House has been going through
with general housekeeping. Why don't
they clean up the yard, too?
r. A. Prescott, of Mendoza, drew the rifle
offered by L. S. Ford as prize to purchasers
Of rubber stamps.
The rumor that Squire Weeks was killed
in the Chatsworth smash-up proves to be
false. The Squire is all 0. X and is
home.
The Driving Park people are now discus
sing the plan of having running meeting
in September.
The books have been nearly all removed
from the reading room in the Court House to
the Reddick building. They will be ar
ranged, and the rooms will be opened to the
public as soon as possible. Mr.. Z. d. Cat.
lin has ordered number of magaziles for
the reading looms.
Representatives of a large wholesale boot
and shoe house, of Chicago, were in town
this week and think very favorably Of locat.
ing here.
H. s. lack erman, of Aurora, will open o
shoe store in the Cheever block, corner OF
Main and Court streets, about the 18th inst
The ladies of the First Congregational
Church are requested to meet in the Sunday
School rooms, Wednesday evening, to ar.
range for the banquet of the l04th lnfantry.
The ladies of the First Methodist Church
are requested to meet in the church parlors
next week Saturday, at 2 o'clock p. M, to
arrange for the soldiers banquet.
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Remember that the Adams co1binaton
gives family matinee this afternoon, Low
prices will prevail.
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Don't forget Mrs. DR.. Keck is now at the
Clifton until 4 P. m. to-day, wnen she closes
q successful engagement with a number Of
patients.
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The rain for this section of the country.
which fell on Wednesday night, was long
delayed, but, late as it was in coming, 1t
will do immense good yet. Besides put.
ting out the forest and prairie fires, it will
revive vegetation of every kind, give the
burned-up grass new growth, aud make
corn in many fields that were regarded as
as hopeless. Should there be succession
of showers within nhe next four weeks,
the parched pastures would green up
amazingly.
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We are selling, and now Is good time to
buy all kinds of dress goods at half price al
Revolution Dry Goods Store.
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Picture Frames,

Call at G. NJ. Forbes and get your pictures
framed. great variety Of the latest pat
terms
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Fine Ingram Carpets.

j. f. Scott & Co. received this week a
beautiful stock of these fine, new styles 10
grains.
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New Hat Stock

Fske & BEEN are receiving their new fall
line of hats early. call now. at
FisKE 81 BEEN.
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The Peru accommodation, 1t is rumored,
will soon tie run as morning train to Chica.
go every Sunday, one fare for the round trip.
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J + Scott & Co. had two men in Seneca
putting down carpets last Tuesday.
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The Adams combination will give family
matinee this afternoon. All should attend.
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You can buy dress goods at half price, now
we are going out of business.
REVOLUTION Dry GOODS STORE.
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Nearly every train brings new carpets to
j. Z. Scott & Co.
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New styles in stiff and soft hats. Fall
Stock, at FisKE & BEEM's.
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Best Time on Record.

Fall stock of hats now in at
FIsKE & BEEM's.
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A small driving park association with n
lcapi,sl stock Of $1,000 Is new venture a.
BrscevLlle
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Fine crackers and cakes of the cele,
brated Dake Bakery.
w. G. RIALE & Co.
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We LIVE TO PLEASE.

The measure of life being but span,
We should enjoy it while we can;
To accomplish this no better way
Than live with all in harmony.
Each should endeavor each to please,
Which can be done with greatest ease.
II only needs to lay aside
Self, that would our reason guide.
To please has been our life's desire;
We toll for it, but never tire;
And passing years suggest new ways
By which we may the people please.
For our last effort in this way,
Permit us here a word to say,
And introduce you, if you choose.
TO our unequalled stock Of shoes.
There's nothing like II in the land,
And prices what the times demand,
Besides in comfort, ease and wear,
You'll find perfection every pair.
A. LYNCH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-22
Notice to Lien-HolderS.
Nevada, Eureka County.
D. NATHAN, Plaintiff,
VS..
WILLIAM FERGUSON, Defendant.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN above entitled suit is brought to foreclose
a material mans lien for s2l6 81 against and
upon that certain mine and mining claim
known and described as the Msrgaret;a mine,
situate on Adams Hill in Eureka Mining Dis
trio. Eureka county, State Of Nevada, COM
mencing at the north line Of the Lone Pine
and Macon City mines, and running in 3 north
e~asterly direction fifteen hundred feet from its
notice of location. and one hundred feet on
each side joining the eastern line Of the Good
Hope mine on Wid West Hill. located by I'd
win L. Mcclellan and William Ferguson.
And all persons holding or claiming liens
under the provisions of an Act OF the Legisla-
ture of the State OF Nevada, entitled IAN Act
to secure Liens to Mechanics and others and to
repeal all ether Acts in relation thereto" APP
proved March 2. 1875, against or upon said
Msrgaretta mine. to be and appear before said
Court, at the courtroom thereof. in the town and
county of Eureka, State OF Nevada, on the 18th
day of August, A. D.. 1887. ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, or
IS soon thereafter az counsel can be heard, and
then and there exhibit proof of their said liens;
and liens not SO then and there exhibited and
proven shall be deemed to be waived in favor
of those SO exhibited and proven.
d. NATHAN, Plaintiff.
R. NJ. BEATTY, his Attorney.
Eureka. New. May II, A. d. 1887. m9o-Sw
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

EUREKA, Nevada, May 4. 1851.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In John L. Jones, authorized agent of the
State of Nevada, and acting for and on its be.
half. has filed an application to enter under the
provisions of an Act of Congress, approved
June 16, 1850, entitled an Act to grant to the
State of Nevada lands in lieu of the sixteenth
and thirty-sixth sections in said state, the \. l
of NV. of section Is. township 10 n, OF
range 81 4. Of Mount Diablo meridian, in the
district OF lands subject 20 sale at Eureka, Ne
vada, and containing 80 acres.
The selection Of the above described tract
OF land will be rendered at said Land Once
on Monday. the 10th day of June, 1887.
ml1-30d d. Il. HALL, Register.
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more money than anything else BY
wv taking an agency for the best selling
susss book out. Beginners succeed grand
ly. None fail. Terms free. HAIIrTr Boor
Co.. Portland. Maine.
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AND IRONING.

A VERY DESERVING WOMAN, WITH A
"A large family to support-Mrs. Hunter
living in Poverty Gulch. is DESTROYS of getting
Washing and Ironing to do.
No charges made for Mending.
Help . deserving woman with several chill
dren to support.
Eureka. Nov. IL, 1886. n12-tf